Has anyone attempted to create a "post here" module; in other words, if a user wanted to add content, they would automatically do so directly in the taxonomy that they are currently viewing?
I believe that would be easier for users, if they are viewing a specific category, the posting page would not ask them where they wanted to post and they wouldn't have the opportunity to make a mistake.
Of couse they could still use the regular "create content" link for universal access.
Some of you have probably noticed my filehandler.module which is in my sandbox. It's a combination of the fileapi and nodeapi which gives the module it's power to let you attach any file to any node-type.
What i want to know is what people expect from a filehandler. You can upload documents, images, audio, video or whatever kind of files to your items (nodes).
I submitted a new module (signup) months back in April. Since then, I have added a CVS tree, and a sample site. A few other people have used it. However, I can't edit this information until the module is approved.
Is there anything I can do to get the module approved?
I'm trying my best to use the nodeapi hooks to mail a certain subset of users when a node is changed from 'unpublished' to 'published', which from observing the database, apears to be when $node->status changes from 0 to 1. I asume I should be using the "update" hook, with a little trickery to make sure I only send e-mails the first time an "update" is performed and status=1.
I wrote the following code, however I see no output from any of the print statements when I publish a node from the content administration page.
I noticed in the repository mathias tweaking some things in the E-Commerece module this past week. I have not used it with Drupal 4.4.x or the current CVS version, but does it work? Or does it only work with Drupal 4.3.x? Any plans to make it work with Drupal 4.4.x or even 4.5.x?